Lito Castro was born and raised in a small village in the Philippines. When he was fourteen years old, his father inspired him to play guitar.

“We didn’t have a music store in our little village,” writes Lito. “My neighbor had a homemade guitar with five strings on it. The strings were made of nylon fishing line with a hand-made bamboo tuner.  That’s where I learned to play; nobody taught me, and I didn’t have any material to learn except myself.”

Lito was inspired by the music of Old Pilipino Song (OPM), the Beatles, and Latin music. His style is reflective of “Harana,” a traditional Pilipino musical serenading courtship tradition where a man plays guitar under the window of a woman he admires. “It influenced my music a lot,” he says.

In the early 70’s Lito had a band in the Bay area near San José performing in clubs and parties before moving to Washington state. Lito lists performing at cultural events and volunteering as some highlights of his career, including places like the Seattle Center, Edmonds Arts Festival, and PorchFest.

“As long as I’m able to perform, I will continue volunteering and performing to support our community, to make this world a better place to live.”

John “Pinetree” Paynich is a Seattle-based multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter deeply rooted in Americana, encompassing genres like blues, jazz, soul, and funk. He leads the band “The Yellin’ Degenerates,” known for their dynamic performances that blend old-school blues and jazz with modern neo-soul and funk, emphasizing improvisation and audience engagement. 

Throughout his career, John has collaborated with notable artists such as G. Love & Special Sauce and Taj Mahal.  His performances often feature his bass-baritone vocals, guitar grooves, and harmonica skills, delivering original and curated songs that explore themes of hope, love, movement, compassion, inclusivity, loss, and humanity’s challenges. 

The Pinetree Music Collective, which includes The Yellin’ Degenerates, is committed to giving back to the community, dedicating a portion of proceeds from performances and merchandise sales to philanthropic efforts. Their mission is to harness the transformative power of music to spread joy and create memorable experiences for audiences.

Join us for live music!

Join us for live music!

Luiggi and friends with moody jazz

Join Billy as he explores some exciting new wine! We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to try something that our fearless leader is downright giddy about. Stop in any time between 1:00 and 5:00. Tastings are discounted for Vinbero Wine Club members.

A musical omnivore, Jack Shriner of Frames in Motion writes harmony-rich, tightly-crafted music that merges elements of dream-pop, folk rock, prog, and neo-psychedelia. Learn more at https://www.framesinmotionband.com.

Join us for live music!

Lito Castro was born and raised in a small village in the Philippines. When he was fourteen years old, his father inspired him to play guitar.

“We didn’t have a music store in our little village,” writes Lito. “My neighbor had a homemade guitar with five strings on it. The strings were made of nylon fishing line with a hand-made bamboo tuner.  That’s where I learned to play; nobody taught me, and I didn’t have any material to learn except myself.”

Lito was inspired by the music of Old Pilipino Song (OPM), the Beatles, and Latin music. His style is reflective of “Harana,” a traditional Pilipino musical serenading courtship tradition where a man plays guitar under the window of a woman he admires. “It influenced my music a lot,” he says.

In the early 70’s Lito had a band in the Bay area near San José performing in clubs and parties before moving to Washington state. Lito lists performing at cultural events and volunteering as some highlights of his career, including places like the Seattle Center, Edmonds Arts Festival, and PorchFest.

“As long as I’m able to perform, I will continue volunteering and performing to support our community, to make this world a better place to live.”

Singer-songwriter Larry Murante is well known for his soaring, mellifluous tenor, strong rhythmic guitar style, and engaging stage presence. He performs both originals and cover tunes. His award-winning original songs feature beautifully woven stories about everyday folks. They combine compassionate, socially conscious lyrics with an upbeat, joyful folk-rock style.

Larry’s music is reminiscent of Jackson Brown, Lyle Lovett, and Marc Cohn. His extensive repertoire of originals and classic covers can be tailored to audiences at festivals, wineries, restaurants, pubs, private events, radio interviews, and house concerts.

In the past 10 years, Larry Murante has won more than 18 awards in US and international competitions for songwriting and performance, including Grand Prize Winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Other awards include the West Coast Songwriters Song Contest and the Great American Song Contest (see full list). His fourth CD release, Patch of Sky, has garnered critical acclaim and radio airplay in both the US and Europe.

We’re busting out the grill and the sunglasses to bring you all some well-earned smash burgers during the Edmonds 4th of July parade! Get into the spirit of the thing by bringing your chair down awkwardly early, then pop in before the parade to grab your burger and lemonade (or whatever) to enjoy in the park or at your seat.

The parade route will pass directly in front of Vinbero, and we’ll have limited patio seats available. Please note that Hazel Miller Plaza is a public park, so unfortunately we can’t provide service outside, but you’re welcome to grab your order to go and enjoy the (hopefully) beautiful weather.

Join us for live music!

Join us for live music!

BecLynn’s captivating blend of indie-dark pop and contemporary folk rock is reminiscent of Lizzy McAlpine and The Band Joseph. Learn more at beclynnmusic.com.

Luiggi and friends with moody jazz

Join us for live music!

Join Billy as he explores some exciting new wine! We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to try something that our fearless leader is downright giddy about. Stop in any time between 1:00 and 5:00. Tastings are discounted for Vinbero Wine Club members.

Born in Seattle, Mike Scott is a big fan of Neil Young's body of work, and some people say he sounds a lot like the man. When playing solo shows he often will sing a few Neil Young songs as well as doing other cover tunes and some originals. Typical shows include classic rock, blues, pop, country, folk, and some originals.

Learn more at https://www.michaelscottmusicianseattle.com.

We are pleased to invite you to an exceptional Supper Club event, Food for Thought: A Popup Culinary Experience on Native Foods at Vinbero, featuring Chef Ramon Shiloh. Chef Shiloh has gained recognition nation-wide as an artist, innovator, storyteller, community partner, and of course an exceptional culinary master both within indigenous communities and beyond. We are thrilled to partner with Ramon to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime dining opportunity, presenting six courses of phenomenal indigenous cuisine that weave together to convey a story of Native American history, community, and innovation through food.

Chef Shiloh will introduce his program then disappear into the kitchen to work his magic. Relax in Vinbero's intimate dining setting as we guide you through this culinary journey. Then linger for a while as Ramon reemerges to chat about this meal and his current creative endeavors.

Food for Thought strays from our classic Supper Club structure as it does not include wine pairings. Beverages will be available for purchase during the event. We acknowledge the complex relationship between alcohol and indigenous communities, and plan to address this topic further during the meal.

Ticket price of $200 includes all food, tax, and gratuity. Doors will open at 6 pm on Friday and Saturday, July 25 and 26. We will have limited capacity to accommodate dietary restrictions; please call (425) 640-8949 or email cheers@vinbero.bar with any questions or concerns.

You will have the option to make a donation to Ramon’s charitable organization of choice, Urban Native Education Alliance, at the time of purchase or the night of the dinner. This is entirely optional and will in no way affect your experience; we merely want to highlight an organization that Ramon holds dear to his heart.

Navigate to the bottom of our online ordering page to find tickets to the event. Please select your preferred seat choice (table or bar top) at time of purchase (this is different from the day/time you wish to "pick up your order", that is a Toast Online Ordering feature that is not relevant in this case).

Please note that Vinbero will stop seating at 2 pm on both days to allow transition time for this event.

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John “Pinetree” Paynich is a Seattle-based multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter deeply rooted in Americana, encompassing genres like blues, jazz, soul, and funk. He leads the band “The Yellin’ Degenerates,” known for their dynamic performances that blend old-school blues and jazz with modern neo-soul and funk, emphasizing improvisation and audience engagement. 

Throughout his career, John has collaborated with notable artists such as G. Love & Special Sauce and Taj Mahal.  His performances often feature his bass-baritone vocals, guitar grooves, and harmonica skills, delivering original and curated songs that explore themes of hope, love, movement, compassion, inclusivity, loss, and humanity’s challenges. 

The Pinetree Music Collective, which includes The Yellin’ Degenerates, is committed to giving back to the community, dedicating a portion of proceeds from performances and merchandise sales to philanthropic efforts. Their mission is to harness the transformative power of music to spread joy and create memorable experiences for audiences.

Known for his award-winning eclectic blend of Blues-Rock and singer-songwriter music (inspired by Santana, Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, Jeff Beck and Pat Travers), James Howard's live show is a satisfying mix of virtuoso guitar, soulful vocals, originals, instrumentals, and select covers.

James Howard won the Washington Blues Society Finals in 2016 and 2023, and competed in the 2017 & 2024 International Blues Challenge, in Memphis Tennessee.

James has been lighting up the stage for over 40 years, delivering a unique blend of traditional blues and psychedelic progressive roots rock with a pinch of Latin and Jazz.

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JP Valentine, an acoustic guitarist, plays a range of rock, punk, and pop, and a little R&B, and a few originals as well. Explore more at jpvalentine.com.

JP Valentine, an acoustic guitarist, plays a range of rock, punk, and pop, and a little R&B, and a few originals as well. Explore more at jpvalentine.com.

Join us for live music!

Join us for live music!

BecLynn’s captivating blend of indie-dark pop and contemporary folk rock is reminiscent of Lizzy McAlpine and The Band Joseph. Learn more at beclynnmusic.com.